Hii, this comment is for those people who are beginners and are trying to make socks for themselves or someone else but don't know how to do the stitch count for the custom fit. You guys are at the right place. This video has very easy method and is filmed as such you'll be able to pinpoint the stitches she's talking about. Even if you are not using her exact stitch count, you'll be able customize it for yourself easily without any confusion. This is part one of the pattern and you'll be able to find part two in your recommendations so that's also a no-brainer. To the creater, i loved this video so much and thank you for making this so easy for me. Please keep uploading such content. I really appreciate your work. ❤️
This is the third pattern I've tried to make a sock and the first one I was able to be successful with! Your speed and frequent updates on stitch counts are extremely helpful for someone who struggles to properly count the first and last "fake" stitches, so thank you thank you thank you!
Whoohoo, I just finished my very first pair of socks!! They look great and fit perfectly, and they only took about 60g of yarn!!! They were a lot easier to make than I thought they would be. Perfect tutorial, thank you so very much :)
I've just finished my first pair of crocheted socks and you were with me every step of the way. I've put them on and will probably keep them on until next Spring - I love them. They're so cosy and comfortable and surprisingly easy to make, but I think this was down to your brilliant teaching skills. Thank you so much.
this was super easy to follow!! as a beginner who's only recently got into crocheting, i can't thank you enough for this video. i tried a couple of other tutorials but yours was the only one that got me the perfect pair of socks, thank you so much!
Hi from Ireland! I am a beginner. I've tried many videos and tutorials trying to make socks for the first time, and it was impossible for me. Yesterday, with your video, I finished my first sock! You are a fantastic teacher, you explain things so well. Thank you so much! I just finished my first sock for my husband, in two different sades of blue. He is size 11, so I chained 12 at the beginning instead of 9, and It worked beautifully. As I said, I am a beginner in crochet, and I have Arthritis as well, and even with that, I could follow your instructions easily and finish my first sock for a man. If I did, everybody can. And it is thanks to you. It feels so well being able to finish this project... Thank you so much!
I just finished making mine as Christmas presents and they turned out great! It's also my first time crocheting and this tutorial is easy enough to follow for beginners! :)
Can i ask?,so....when u were doing the toes part(grey yarn at this vid),it said that from 5-8 round,make one hwlf double crochet in each stitch,should we make a slip stitch and chain two in each round?(plis answer,i am confuse ;-;)
Oh my gosh! I just made a stocking and now I'm making socks. I just made my first sock and put it on my foot, and now my foot is so nice and warm. Thank you for this wonderful tutorial! Edit: Thank you for the like!
Thank you so much for filming these videos! It's easier for me, even as a beginner, to follow along! Thank you, thank you, thank you! :) :) These will make a lovely pair of socks. I'm so excited to finish them. I also used a 4 medium weight yarn with a size 3.5 E hook. I ended up crocheting only 14 instead of 23 to make a size 9 US. Happy Crocheting!
Hi, I cannot tell you how brilliant this sock tutorial is!! It is the best one BY FAR that I have found and believe me iv gone through a lot on here. Your a fantastic teacher. I'm on my second pair now and cannot wait to have a look and see what other tutorials you do. THANK YOU 👍🏾💕
thank you so very much. i just finished making the very first pair for my husband. he is wearing and enjoying them right now. forever grateful to you. we would love to see more of your lessons.you were very much fun to crochet with.where have you gone? because you are the best teacher , you are very much being missed. ..
By far the best crochet socks on UA-cam. I say from experience after trying 5 other ones. This is the only one without a bit jutting out at the heel and/or ripping the heel out while putting it on. Guess all the shortcut "beginner" ones are not always good
just finished making my first sock and i love these. i did however have to go down to an "F" hook so that they wouldn't be too big and it turned out just right. now i just have to make the second one. these are going to be so warm for winter. i plan on making more in various colors. thank you so much for sharing this pattern. i look forward to every Friday to see what new pattern i can add to my repertoire. God Bless, Casey
Very cool. I am a beginner, but I started with a plaid hat as my first project because I love a challenge. I am obsessed with socks, definitely going to try to make these!
thank you so much for this video I managed to make a pair today, I done mine in Aran as I needed them very wide for a patient and they come out perfect. Very easy to follow xx
I have just started crocheting in July and so far I have used your videos to do slippers, socks and they are wonderful. Thank you so much for making it easy to follow
You were my third tutorial and my last. I have struggle with starting them this way. On others my stitch count just wouldn't come out. But you helped were I needed it. Let's hope I do as well with the other sock. Ty.
Thank you for this patren. At firts i made your socks just for myself. Then my 7 year old son wanted me to make them for him, so i made him his socks. And you guess, my 9 year old doughter also wants me to make them for hure (sorry for my English, it's not my first langhits)Manny thanks Dinaida
I just started working these stockings by following your video very well explained, although I do not understand the language very much, thank you, now within 32 points after half double crochet, as I understand it there are still 4 rounds but I did not understand whether and where to do the increases in these four rounds ... I hope you understand the question, I am using the translator;)
I may be a beginner ,but I think I'll give this a try . I've watched the video ,Part 1 and Part 2 and you have explained it so will for me to understand. Wish me luck ... Judy
Did you use chunky yarn ? Cuz i did and i had to go back and foundation chain 6 instead of 9, which made the sock alot smaller. Before i restarted my sock was like twice the width of my foot lolol
Changing the size of the yarn and/or the hook will affect the product as a whole; So if you use a thicker yarn, you'll end up with something much bigger, same for the hook. Hope that helped!
Thank you for this. I made a similar pattern like this from online somewhere, but I had to use a size F Crochet hook for a size 6-7 adult woman's size foot/shoe. So nice to see a video instead of muddling along with a written pattern,lol.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I was doing another crochet pattern but it didn't say exactly where to do the slip stitch. This is my 8th time trying to do a crochet sock.
Mom broke her foot so I wanted to see if I could make her enough of a sock to cover her toes. This will probably work (with some tinkering) so thank you!
***** Not at all! very easy to follow. I am a beginner and it was very well explained, ofc i had to pause a lot and check my work. One thing though....i made the socks a bit higher than you did and i think my ankles are very thin cause i had to reduce stitches for a few rows. Where could i send you a pic to tell me what u think?
Thank you so much for this brilliant tutorial @happyberry crochet! At about 25:20, there is something I don't really understand. I noticed that each new row starts 1 stitch to the right of the previous row's first stitch, creating a diogonal seem. Now with different yarn and foot sizes, how do I manage to start the foundation chain at the right spot? Since I don't want the heel to be on top or to a side compared to the toe part, which creates a top and a bottom side to the sock. Should I just crochet part of another row until I can start the foundation chain when my active loop is where I want it to be?
I tried making these while watching the video.....the first sock came out a bit wonky and I had a bit of difficulty joining the rows seamlessly, but I think that I've got the hang of it and the other side will come out alot better....this is my first time trying socks
All perfect but at times holding your index finger on top doesn’t allow any visibility... But I like very, very much the way you explain everything and will be happy to try 😊
The ball of the foot is the padded portion of the sole between the toes and the arch, underneath the heads of the metatarsal bones. Not the heel. But I’m just being pedantic - brilliant sock pattern and expertly presented. Thank you
@ Mary wright. thank you for that I was really stuck on that thinking I've been calling the parts of the foot incorrectly all these years? lol. not a perfectionist an opportunity to learn.
I am struggling. I am following along with you and I can't get past the toe. I have worked in rounds like this before making shoes. But for some reason I am either short a stitch one round and have an extra stitch the next. keep redoing it coming up with same result. I am skipping the fake stitch as well as the stitch I am slipping into too. what else could I be doing wrong.
Would you enable the close captioning on the video. Since this was originally uploaded in 2014, it was before youtube's current algorithms picking it up automatically. Thanks!
Oh my stars thank you!! Why I couldn't wrap my head around the heal part idk, but I've tried making socks before and always got stuck when I got to the heal. Now I get it 😅 I feel dumb
Okay, I'm on to the next sock of the pair and I think I figured out what happened. 1) even though I increased the foot area, when I picked it back up to continue, I grabbed a smaller hook. 2) I only began increasing when I picked it back up. So, since my yarn is acrylic with little elasticity, I need to increase beginning from the toe portion...?
I just finished mine! Thank you so much... is there anywhere that I can find a written pattern for this? I want to have it as a reminder of how to do things for future socks without having to rewatch everything every time :-/
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Hii, this comment is for those people who are beginners and are trying to make socks for themselves or someone else but don't know how to do the stitch count for the custom fit. You guys are at the right place. This video has very easy method and is filmed as such you'll be able to pinpoint the stitches she's talking about. Even if you are not using her exact stitch count, you'll be able customize it for yourself easily without any confusion. This is part one of the pattern and you'll be able to find part two in your recommendations so that's also a no-brainer.
To the creater, i loved this video so much and thank you for making this so easy for me. Please keep uploading such content. I really appreciate your work. ❤️
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I did 11 across for a US size 13 and that worked really well thank you so much!
This is the third pattern I've tried to make a sock and the first one I was able to be successful with! Your speed and frequent updates on stitch counts are extremely helpful for someone who struggles to properly count the first and last "fake" stitches, so thank you thank you thank you!
You are a very good teacher. It takes a special kind of person to be able to teach crochet, and clearly you are one of them. Thank you very much!
Whoohoo, I just finished my very first pair of socks!! They look great and fit perfectly, and they only took about 60g of yarn!!! They were a lot easier to make than I thought they would be. Perfect tutorial, thank you so very much :)
Finally, someone who knows what a tutorial should look like. Thank you ❤️
I've just finished my first pair of crocheted socks and you were with me every step of the way. I've put them on and will probably keep them on until next Spring - I love them. They're so cosy and comfortable and surprisingly easy to make, but I think this was down to your brilliant teaching skills. Thank you so much.
Thank you for writing this I was wondering how comfortable Crochet socks would be. I had been told you had to Knit socks if you wanted comfort.
US 9 Shoe
Hook: 4mm
Yarn: 3
Needed 12 white rows.
Thank you!
Thanks!!
Hi I thought she said 23 rows 😊
@@mandagresty515
This is what I found I needed for a size 9 with a 4mm hook and a 3 weight yarn.
this was super easy to follow!! as a beginner who's only recently got into crocheting, i can't thank you enough for this video. i tried a couple of other tutorials but yours was the only one that got me the perfect pair of socks, thank you so much!
Hi from Ireland! I am a beginner. I've tried many videos and tutorials trying to make socks for the first time, and it was impossible for me. Yesterday, with your video, I finished my first sock! You are a fantastic teacher, you explain things so well. Thank you so much! I just finished my first sock for my husband, in two different sades of blue. He is size 11, so I chained 12 at the beginning instead of 9, and It worked beautifully. As I said, I am a beginner in crochet, and I have Arthritis as well, and even with that, I could follow your instructions easily and finish my first sock for a man. If I did, everybody can. And it is thanks to you. It feels so well being able to finish this project... Thank you so much!
I just finished making mine as Christmas presents and they turned out great! It's also my first time crocheting and this tutorial is easy enough to follow for beginners! :)
Can i ask?,so....when u were doing the toes part(grey yarn at this vid),it said that from 5-8 round,make one hwlf double crochet in each stitch,should we make a slip stitch and chain two in each round?(plis answer,i am confuse ;-;)
no it was not
Oh my gosh! I just made a stocking and now I'm making socks. I just made my first sock and put it on my foot, and now my foot is so nice and warm. Thank you for this wonderful tutorial!
Edit: Thank you for the like!
How many balls of yarn did you finish?
You are a great teacher! You explained that "fake" stich wonderfully. You take your time and repeat what your doing. Thank you!
Thank you so much for filming these videos! It's easier for me, even as a beginner, to follow along! Thank you, thank you, thank you! :) :) These will make a lovely pair of socks. I'm so excited to finish them.
I also used a 4 medium weight yarn with a size 3.5 E hook. I ended up crocheting only 14 instead of 23 to make a size 9 US.
Happy Crocheting!
thanks for not having annoying music playing
Roberta Hubert 8
Yes! Thank you! I for some reason cannot tolerate the music people add to their videos.
Jean B :
Don’t be rude
@Hanan R it’s not rude the music some people add is just so annoying it’s just our opinion
You are one of the most detailed visual crocheter I have ever seem I love it thanks!
Hi, I cannot tell you how brilliant this sock tutorial is!! It is the best one BY FAR that I have found and believe me iv gone through a lot on here. Your a fantastic teacher. I'm on my second pair now and cannot wait to have a look and see what other tutorials you do. THANK YOU 👍🏾💕
thank you so very much. i just finished making the very first pair for my husband. he is wearing and enjoying them right now. forever grateful to you. we would love to see more of your lessons.you were very much fun to crochet with.where have you gone? because you are the best teacher , you are very much being missed.
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By far the best crochet socks on UA-cam. I say from experience after trying 5 other ones. This is the only one without a bit jutting out at the heel and/or ripping the heel out while putting it on. Guess all the shortcut "beginner" ones are not always good
you make it look so easy. your movements seem to just glide and your voice is easy to listen to. thanks for posting
thank you…. I have been searching for hours for a good video that I can learn from.... you have saved my day! thank you!!
I have been looking for a pattern for socks for a while now. This was super helpful! My first sock wasn't A+, but it was a solid B. Thank you!
just finished making my first sock and i love these. i did however have to go down to an "F" hook so that they wouldn't be too big and it turned out just right. now i just have to make the second one. these are going to be so warm for winter. i plan on making more in various colors. thank you so much for sharing this pattern. i look forward to every Friday to see what new pattern i can add to my repertoire. God Bless, Casey
Very cool. I am a beginner, but I started with a plaid hat as my first project because I love a challenge. I am obsessed with socks, definitely going to try to make these!
You are the best teacher out there! Thank you from a true beginner!!
You are an incredible, amazing & patient teacher. Very detailed thorough explanation. Thank you for sharing.
You are the most talented crochet teacher on UA-cam 😍
thank you so much for this video I managed to make a pair today, I done mine in Aran as I needed them very wide for a patient and they come out perfect. Very easy to follow xx
I came here because my feet were cold and now I had red sparkly socks. Well, half of a red sparkly sock. I love this tutorial!! :))
I have just started crocheting in July and so far I have used your videos to do slippers, socks and they are wonderful. Thank you so much for making it easy to follow
Shauna Selle So glad you enjoy them!
You were my third tutorial and my last. I have struggle with starting them this way. On others my stitch count just wouldn't come out. But you helped were I needed it. Let's hope I do as well with the other sock. Ty.
For the first time EVER. I now understand how to do the foundation chain. Thank you.:)
What an amazing tutorial, so easy to follow what you're saying and I now have a beautiful pair of socks!
Thank you so so much!
Thank you for showing how it fits your foot!!!! Makes such a difference to see it on the foot, so I know right when to be done. Great video!
I spent most of yesterday trying to work out the toe, I didn't get anywhere. I worked along with you boom I have a toe
Awesome!!
Love ur pattern and ur teaching skills...
Thank u...
Love from India...
This tutorial has been great and easy to size up! Trying my first pair of sock for me before making some for a friend for Christmas
I like that you tell how many stitches at the end of the roll; I like to use a stitch marker at beginning stitch of roll
Thank you for this patren. At firts i made your socks just for myself. Then my 7 year old son wanted me to make them for him, so i made him his socks. And you guess, my 9 year old doughter also wants me to make them for hure (sorry for my English, it's not my first langhits)Manny thanks Dinaida
thankyou for this pattern I always thought there had to be a better way to start crochet sock pattern than a circle of stitches
I just started working these stockings by following your video very well explained, although I do not understand the language very much, thank you, now within 32 points after half double crochet, as I understand it there are still 4 rounds but I did not understand whether and where to do the increases in these four rounds ... I hope you understand the question, I am using the translator;)
FYI the "ball" of one's foot is just below the toes. What you are referring to is called the instep, or the arch on the bottom, just before the heel.
Annika Groebner she is calling the heel the ball
I may be a beginner ,but I think I'll give this a try . I've watched the video ,Part 1 and Part 2 and you have explained it so will for me to understand. Wish me luck ... Judy
I appreciate these tutorial. Now i'm more active and acquiring skills at a higher level. Thanks🌹
Oh great !! I was looking for a pattern to make me socks for a long time ! thank you for this video !
Crochet Cocoon So glad you like it! I hope you enjoy making them and manage to follow along. (^-^)
Son preciosos estos peucos, me gustaria hacerme un par. Me ayudaras?Muchas gracias.
I like this
CrochetCocoon
@@HappyBerryCrochet of course we enjoy this beautiful video that sounds great my beautiful sister
I don't know how I messed up, seeing as how I watched and did it as the video played, lol but I ended up making a hat. Almost like a beanie.
That was so funny
Did you use chunky yarn ? Cuz i did and i had to go back and foundation chain 6 instead of 9, which made the sock alot smaller. Before i restarted my sock was like twice the width of my foot lolol
Changing the size of the yarn and/or the hook will affect the product as a whole; So if you use a thicker yarn, you'll end up with something much bigger, same for the hook. Hope that helped!
Aryka Williams Your not alone. Lol. My 1st time tjat happened to me. So I'm going to try again.
I'm new to crocheting and this is a new thing for me
Great Video. Very clear and step-by-step, easy to follow.
Thank you for this. I made a similar pattern like this from online somewhere, but I had to use a size F Crochet hook for a size 6-7 adult woman's size foot/shoe. So nice to see a video instead of muddling along with a written pattern,lol.
thank-you for this video.you are explaining very nicely.eventhough I am a biggner I could follow easily
Thank you for this wonderful video, your explanation is so easy to follow. Fantastic work.
The best teacher ever. Thx
I am so impressed by your talent, thank you again.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I was doing another crochet pattern but it didn't say exactly where to do the slip stitch. This is my 8th time trying to do a crochet sock.
Thank you for this video - It is my plan to try this sock - when I do I will let you know how it turned out! Have a blessed week!
Gail USA
Gail Scott I would love to see too! You can share photos via my facebook page at facebook.com/happyberrycrochet Have a wonderful week too!
OK - when I get it created I will post a picture have a lovely week
I'm making a pair for my dad! Thanks for the pattern.
You are great teacher in crochet
Woooow! Your video is really well explained and clear. Thank you so much
Thank you for this pattern! Ive been able to make many different sizes by changing my hook size and yarn size.
Mom broke her foot so I wanted to see if I could make her enough of a sock to cover her toes. This will probably work (with some tinkering) so thank you!
This 📷 is really helpful
I really love your encouragement for even beginners to at least try. 👍
Love your video. Making my first pair now with a lovely bamboo yarn and its going very well. Great job on this tutorial, very clear :) Thank you
CallMeKou So glad you enjoyed it! I was worried I over-complicated this tutorial so I'm pleased people are managing to follow along.
***** Not at all! very easy to follow. I am a beginner and it was very well explained, ofc i had to pause a lot and check my work. One thing though....i made the socks a bit higher than you did and i think my ankles are very thin cause i had to reduce stitches for a few rows. Where could i send you a pic to tell me what u think?
CallMeKou Oh!!! Happy New Year! :)
i 've made my first crochet socks , they look great , thank you very much for your explanation and your efforts , thank you so much ♥♥♥
loved this, for me crocheting is so relaxing
I made it i different sizes and all of it were great 😘😍 thank you so much ❤️
Thank you so much for this brilliant tutorial @happyberry crochet! At about 25:20, there is something I don't really understand. I noticed that each new row starts 1 stitch to the right of the previous row's first stitch, creating a diogonal seem. Now with different yarn and foot sizes, how do I manage to start the foundation chain at the right spot? Since I don't want the heel to be on top or to a side compared to the toe part, which creates a top and a bottom side to the sock. Should I just crochet part of another row until I can start the foundation chain when my active loop is where I want it to be?
I got the same issue with different size. The loop starts from the wrong place. If anyone knows the answer please help me.
I tried making these while watching the video.....the first sock came out a bit wonky and I had a bit of difficulty joining the rows seamlessly, but I think that I've got the hang of it and the other side will come out alot better....this is my first time trying socks
wish me fun. Its been a long time sinced of crocheted anything. thank you for the patterns.
Thanks
Thank you so much for your donation!
All perfect but at times holding your index finger on top doesn’t allow any visibility... But I like very, very much the way you explain everything and will be happy to try 😊
The ball of the foot is the padded portion of the sole between the toes and the arch, underneath the heads of the metatarsal bones. Not the heel. But I’m just being pedantic - brilliant sock pattern and expertly presented. Thank you
Is there a written pattern for this?
@ Mary wright. thank you for that I was really stuck on that thinking I've been calling the parts of the foot incorrectly all these years? lol. not a perfectionist an opportunity to learn.
Lovely pattern - well done! It looks amazing :)
This is an awesome pattern love it!!!!!!
if i want to make them to a giro at 13/14 years Old ( EUR size 38) will this pattern be perfekt?
you are a Very good teacher
Thank you so much, you're a great teacher 🙏🎉🌹🌹👍👍🎈🎈💓
I love this, I wanted to make socks for my dad, but mine ended up more circular instead of oval-ish like yours
superb you are very talented. thankyou for this video
not only have I learnt how to make a sock I have also been calling the wong part of my foot " the ball"!! for ever :) who knew :)
Thanks for this beautiful socks pattern 👍
Hi
Is there a written pattern anywhere?
I am struggling. I am following along with you and I can't get past the toe. I have worked in rounds like this before making shoes. But for some reason I am either short a stitch one round and have an extra stitch the next. keep redoing it coming up with same result. I am skipping the fake stitch as well as the stitch I am slipping into too. what else could I be doing wrong.
laura you are very very good . this socks is very beautiful
love this pattern =) is there a written one as well?
Such a good tutorial - thank you :) By the way the ball of the foot is under the ig toe - I think you mean the heel ;)
Very good 😂❤
Thank you so much. You made it easy for me to understand and learn. Thank you.
so simple love how you explain
Comfy socks. Thank you for sharing. 😊
tresa ley So glad you like them :)
do you by chance have written instructions for these socks? it would help me tremendously to keep track of where I am and what I'm doing. thanks.
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How can I get this pattern
Would you enable the close captioning on the video. Since this was originally uploaded in 2014, it was before youtube's current algorithms picking it up automatically. Thanks!
I’ve never crocheted before and I want to make an oversized sock to use as a hat. Any advice for translating this pattern into what I have in mind?
Oh my stars thank you!! Why I couldn't wrap my head around the heal part idk, but I've tried making socks before and always got stuck when I got to the heal. Now I get it 😅 I feel dumb
Love your video - very easy to understand and follow! Thank you!
Jewelz Hammond You are more than welcome, so happy you liked it.
that's a really good drawing of a foot!
Okay, I'm on to the next sock of the pair and I think I figured out what happened. 1) even though I increased the foot area, when I picked it back up to continue, I grabbed a smaller hook.
2) I only began increasing when I picked it back up. So, since my yarn is acrylic with little elasticity, I need to increase beginning from the toe portion...?
I just finished mine! Thank you so much... is there anywhere that I can find a written pattern for this? I want to have it as a reminder of how to do things for future socks without having to rewatch everything every time :-/
Oh,interesting!IT's not so easy to make things hangmade,very Amazing!keep in touch!